As a registered ICP MES Power Engineering can manage your new connections which include diversions of existing assets on your site.
Each host DNO has a connection process to make sure that connections are made to the right standards and within time frames specified by the regulator.
Customers can typically expect to follow this process:
We can take care of this for you – it involves drawing up a site plan of the development detailing the required loadings of proposed buildings or generation capacity. This plan must then be sent as an application to the DNO, in order that they can provide a Point of Connection.
The DNO will provide a POC and non-contestable charges. statement.
We will then prepare a quote using the information provided.
The sum of the non-contestable and contestable works then gives you the total connection cost.
When you have placed the order for the contestable works, MES will then design a connection plan for approval by the DNO.
Once the non-contestable charges have been paid the DNO will approve MES’s connection design.
The DNO / IDNO will produce an adoption agreement that requires signatures from MES and the DNO /IDNO. It is a standard document that lays out the process for adoption and connection of the asset constructed by MES. In some cases the customer will also be required to sign it.
Once the design is approved, MES will procure the approved equipment and prepare for the connection construction phase.
MES will then begin the installation to the host DNOs technical standards. The DNO will carry out regular inspections to ensure compliance.
We test and commission the installation before forwarding the documentation to the DNO and requesting a connection date.
Works complete - power on.
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